Jornal de MamaKaAlu, 08 dez 22

But it’s just metric vs imperial measurements? Pounds = kg x 2.205 so if you weigh 50kg that’s 110 pounds 

One is not more accurate than the other it’s just a conversion ☘️ 

It’s the same thing Sis just that a pound is an imperial unit of mass and a kilogram is a metric unit of measurement. 🤗 

@Zinhle and @Waistaway , I've been weighing in KGs for 2 years now and yesterday, I decided to switch my unit of measurement into pounds instead. The weight that I got in pounds I converted it into KGs by multiplying the value by 0.45 . The number in Kgs I got was significantly lower than when I was weighing in KGs( directly from the scale) . That's my concern.  

@NexNelly, That's what I noticed as well. I weigh 75.1Kg when my scale is in KGs . When I set the scale in pounds , the values were 164.16 = 74.45 kg . So that's what baffled me.  

Both are accurate… but since we use the metric system in SA it’s easier to just use kg 

Maybe see if you reset the scale between weighing in kg and weighing in pounds, as it needs to be “reset” every time. However I know it seems significant, like a kg, but it really isn’t in the grand scheme of things, don’t overthink it too much. Pick one that makes you happy (like one user below said she likes pounds as it reflects a greater loss), and stick to that one. In the end what matters most is your overall difference across your whole journey, and more important than numbers on a scale is how you feel and overall fat loss. I don’t care anymore if I weigh xyz if I have a tight little body 🤷🏼‍♀️ 

It's a different metric that's all and mostly produced outside SA 

I know it feels like a lot, 700g, but I worked out the change in a percentage for you and it’s 0.009% change - don’t sweat it really xxx 

Thank you ladies . 🌸